Wednesday 20 April 2016
Although Tesla has been able to consistently wow consumers every time it’s launched a new electric car, things haven’t been quite so rosy for some customers after they got the keys to their new rides. The Wall Street Journal reported that some owners found that the falcon-wing doors on their Model X SUVs either wouldn’t open – not something you’d expect to see in a high-tech $138,000 car. TechCrunch noted that Byron Deeter, a VC with Bessemer Venture Partners, experienced numerous issues with his Model X. In his case, the driver-side door wouldn’t stay shut, so he had to drive…
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